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THE WACO NEWS, THURSDAY APRIL 7 1892.
W. O. WILKES, MD
Iteslilenco utO N 12 St.
DBS WILKLS & WILKES
Physicians and Surgeons.
KOOMS IN I'ROVIDKMIVILDINO.
Blato at Old Cornor Drag Store. Telopaono
at OUlco and Residences.
Etjqknb Williams. I Wm. W. Evans.
Williams & Evans
Atty's $ Counsellors at Law,
vito viiwxT 11 uii.mxa,
WACO,
TEXAS.
THE - "CALIGRAPH,"
A WrAHnu Mnrhhir that ,VH oil Merit.
Without a Peer in the Known World,
Hartley & Burleson
Agente, IOC South Third Pt. Waco, Tex.
Supplier of all kinds on Shortest Notice.
E. T- DENNIS & BRO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMRAMIERS
.rIS Antin Avenue.
WACO,
TK.VAS,
OMMEIIGIAL
Cor. Eighth $
House.
Clay SUs.
Only twtt blocks south oilo,
liejtott
I'ncljlc ll.lt
t&T DP IBSTCIASS.-6J
Terms reasonable. Commercial
Travel especially solicited.
Mrs. N. H. Kirkpatrick.
Blackwoll Hotol.
Good beds and best of fare. Rates
$1.00 per day. Meals 25 cents, 120
Second street, next door to the court
houso. tf
liuy Kgan's Big Muddy Lump coal.
Fine Work.
Nover in tbo history of Waoo was
thero stock of buggies display
ed as can bo found at Tom Padgitt's.
The finest work, the latest styles and
tho lowest prices. No troublo to
show them. Call and see for yourself.
One hundred vehicles in display room
Joe Lehman's for
confeotionerioB 117
street.
100 oream and
South Fourth
CrO
to Kellum & Laweon for
lots in Farwells Heights.
Tho best restaurant in town, Joe
Lohman'e, No. 117 South Fourth
street.
For sale.
Threo horses, one ten-horso power
engino and boiler and a lot of shelving
and Btoro fixtures. Cheap and on
good terms. Moore Bros.
Hotel Royal Bar.
Haydon & Uayden, proprietors.
Neat and quiet. Vory finest wines
and liquors. Superb lunch at 10.
Old friends and customers as well
now will meet a hearty welcome
A Mystery Explained.
The papors contains fcquont notices
of rich, protty and educated girls
eloping with negroes, tramps and
coachmen. Tho well known specialist,
Dr. Franklin Miles, says all such girls
are more 0 losa hystorical, nervous,
vory impulsivo, unbalanced; usually
subjeot to headache, nouralgia, sleep
lessness, immodorato orying or laugh
ing. Thoso show a weak nervous
system for which thero is no remedy
equal to Restorativo Norvino. Trial
bottles and a fino book, containing
many marvelous oures, free at H. C.
Riohor's, who also sell, and guarantees
Dr. Miles' oelobratod New Heart
Cure, tho finest of heart tonios. Cures
fluttering, short breath, etc.
CrO.
to Kellum & Lawson 113 S. 4
st. for lots in Col. Height
Joo Lehman Is tho most popular res
taurant man in Texas. His plaoo
1 17 South Fourth stroot.
Dr. Goo. P. Mann, dentist. Full
sett of upper or lower teeth, $12.50.
W. II, WILKES, MD
ResMcncolMNaBt
CrO
to Kellum & Lawson 113 S.
Noti
H. B. MISTROT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Will appear in this space
TOMORROW
Everybody goes to Joo Lonman't
when they want a good meal, or he
cream.
Go
to Kellum & Laweon for lots!
in Pravident addition.
1 toKollum & Lawson 113 S.
l5Ttf 4 st. for lots in Col. Heights.
Buy Egan's Indian Territory ooal
Egan's blaok diamonds" will soon
givo way to "cool comfort," try him
ore it is too late.
Dry post
stove wood
Yard.
oak cord wood, $3.50;
$4.50, at Hurley Wood
Had Not Slept For Years.
Mr. A. Jackson, an old resident of
Rusk, Texas, and manager of tho
magnificent new Hotel at Rusk, in
forms us ho had not slept at night
for years except in short naps, owing
to incessant coughing. Ho was ad
vised when very much run down to
try Ballard's Horehound Syrup; he
was immediately rolioved of his Cough
and his rest improved to suoh a de
gree that he could sleep soundly all
night; Mr. Jackson states: "I re
gard Ballard's Horehound Syrup su
perior to any Cough Syrup on tho
market, and its freedom from Opium
and Morphine leave no constipation
after using it. For this reason alono
I corsider it the best Cough Syrup in
tho world for children. My Lungs
are now stronger than thoy have been
for years. This Syrup is very sooth
ing to tho throat and lungs."
Sold by H. O. Risher & Co.
Cr
to Kellum & Lawson fo
lotsin Farwoll Heights.
I Oft'ei
9VOT seven uays
only half oaab.
Will aooept highest bid mado:
9 aore garden 1-4 milo of oity lim
its. 4 Room new houso on South Twolfth
strcot.
05 aoro cardon, 40 acres in fruit
trees 3 1-2 miles city limits.
I mean business strictly. Am go
ing to sell and no mistake.
I. C. Meek.
Place your polioies with Dookery &
IGUS 01 WHEELS
a i.i:tti:k iic.ii uiunuioii
NI.OSSOM.
CJoliic Nortliwnrtl And .Still llio Car
Aro Ormvclcil llnlly ftrcnt (inoil
I'or Tuxiih Suntlltloro Advertising,
TU llmllv Nccilcri.
To The News, Waco, TeinB,
Union City, Tenn., April 2, 1892.
One important object attained for
Texas by this tour of her Exhibit cars
through the states is that hereafter
when any man or family becomes dis
satisfied with, his surroundings in
stintivcly his thoughts revert to Texas
as the place for the immigrant. Texas
is the "Out West" of all the southern
states and the immigration that will
seek her borders in the next three
years cannot be estimated. The tido
has turned that way and even here in
North Tennesseo and Kentucky where
advertising agents for the northwest,
Kansas, Colorado and Oregon havo
been most active, railroad men now
tell me we are turning it Texaswnrd.
In the report received from General
Jas, L Taylor, general passenger
agent of that immense system, the
Richmond and Danville, which we
traversed for nearly two months, he
says: "In the seven states traversed
by our systen, viz. Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee
we sold in Novotnber and December
tickets to Texas as follows in the
four states visited by the Texas Exhi
bit cars S32 tickets during the time.
In the three states not visited by jou
in the time, viz: Tennessee. Missis
sippi and Virginia including
District of Columbia we
only sold seventy-four Texas tickets.
In North Alabama and Tennessee the
best iron mon admit Texas iron ex
cels them all in quantity and cheap
ness of raw material. Also in timbers
only yesterday at Dresden, Tenn. I
noted two men examining minutely
the samples of hickory wood on board
In conversation they said they had
planned to shut down their spoke
factory employing luO men in a few
days and visit Illinois, to buy hickory
timber and remove their plant. But
that our Toxas samples of hickory
were tho best they had seen in this
country and beforo wo left they had
dooided to visit Toxas first and locate
thero if the wood was found in any
quantities. They do a large business
and ship most of their manufactured
Boods t0 Australia and could readily
see that being near loxas doep
water ports wou'd bring them nearer
market.
As the west is depopulating New
England farms bcoauBo they oannot
competo so Toxas is a fair square con
test for supremacy is making
tho farms of the south and
eastern statos unprofitablo
and as a result the Texas Exhibit oars
list of people going Texas this season
has grown to over 7,00t persons in
tho last 00 days and astonished rail
road managers in tho South by this
practiblo modo of advertising her
great resources. Our Texas farmers
may be disoouragod Hub yoar at tho
low prioo of cotton but if they had to
idvest $2.50 per aero thU spring in
cash, or a mortgage note on tho pros
pective ootton crop for fertilizer thoy
would then bo on an equal, compet
ing lovel with the farmers of tho
older states.
About manufacturers, 1 think I can
see where Toxas oan learn a praotical
losson irom tnc older states in scour
ing manufuoturiug establishments
instead of paying for
one enterprise $100,000 or
more dollars as has boon the rulo in
Texas to seouro a large plant. It has
been tho r jle in most ot tho South to
subBcribo to tho cxtont cf a sito and
from $3,000 to $10,000 a small manu
facturing cstablishmant whioh if
adapted to tho country and profitable
would soon uoublo ana tnblo its ca
pacity from its own earn ngs and with
out furthor oost to tho community.
Th's has beon tho rulo in Texas in
several instances as for cxamplo tho
Diokson Car Wheel works
of Houston whioh doubled
its capacity in tho last two
years becanso ia paid its owner to do
t). Noarly every oity in this btato
has a college or high sohool and it
has been a pleasant inoident to havo
our oxhibit visited by 300 or 400, stud
ents in a body headod by thoir pofes
sors or tho faoulty. In nearly all theso
schools aro Toxas boys and girls and
it would do you good to sea with what
pride they step down the aisles and
show their companions from less favor
ed states tho greatness of tho stato
they represent with a kind of I told
you so Bhako of the head that is con
'. . . .
journeyed through TonneBseo in each
town of any size it has becomo the
custom for tho collcgo profossors to
bring Iho students down in a body
with pencil and tablet in the hand of
oach. The students aro expected tho
next day to writo a composition tho
best to bo road publicly on Toxas and
what was seen at thn exhibit oars.
Wo aro now working Northward so
kindly send Texas papors and adver
tising matter to Paducah, Ky., up to
April 8 and to Louisville, Ky., to
April 20. Tho people want Texas
papers and as we givo out from 1,000
to 2,000 pounds of advertising daily
you oannot sond too uiuoh. The rail
roads in Texas keep us well supplied
with illustrated books and papers and
show first olaBS enterprise in adver
tising Texas resources worthy of
emulation by one of her citizons.
Cordially yours,
W. B. Slosson, Director.
In Momorlam.
Tuesday, tho 30th ultimo at Wooton
"Wolls, Texas, Alex lloddiok died in
tho l(;th year of his ago. His remains
woro sent to San Antonio for burial
and tho last sad rites woro impressive
ly performed by tho pastor of the
parish. Dcceasod first saw the light
in Bronnam, Texas, in 1843, lie was
known all ovor Toxas. In Waoo, in
Camoron with all tho cities of tho
Lone Star stato ho was well beloved
and popular. Alex Reddick gained
his hold upon the pooplo's afTcctiors
by that inatc goodness of heart that
formed the source of deeds of kindness
unceasingly flowing, like the wavelets
from a crystal spring in the cool nook
of shaddows. A groat orator said at
the bier of a brother: "If ovciy one
whom ho had visited withja kind ho art
today should contributo a single flow
er, he would sleep beneath a wilder
ness of flowers." This inscription
would make a suitable epitaph ior
the subject of this notioc. Mr. Ed.
Hatton and other friends, who placed
tho remains in tho cars for San An
tonio returned to Waco with heavy
bossoms, lamenting as warm a heart
as ovor ceaBcd to beat touched by the
cold hand of tho Angel of Death.
Sleeper, Clifton & Co., Ladies' Ox
ford Ties 2
Ladies Oxford Tios $2.50, LadieB Ox
ford Ties $3.
The Cotton Belt will sell a one faro
for round trip rato to Hot Springs,
Ark., on April 7 and 8 good for re
turn until May 10. Tho occasion is
the sale by the government of all of
its property not occupied by springs
or hospital buildings.
to Kellum & Lawson,
all kinds of real estate.
for
o
SUI'KKIOIUTY.
Equality, but trua Superiority
all other Blood Itomedioi.
Set
ovir
Mercury enters inio tho composition of
many blood medicines, while with othen
Iodic! of potash is the principal ingre
dient. Both these substances are poisons,
and while in soma instances thev lessen
the severity of the ravnget of blood
r oison, their use in the end are mora
urtful than otherwise liwir in mind Dr.
John Bull's Sarsapjrnls, ii strictly a veg
etable compound, vet its effect on blood
DON'T USE
filled with poisonous perm matter is Ilk
water on the for!.td tongues of a (laming
fire. It subdues tho evil instantly, even
when other medicines have failed. Again,
Bull's Sarsapanllu is frequently used after
the system has become poisoned by the
use of mercury ni.d potash. It quickly
eliminates these mineral poisons from the
system, thus preventing and curing mer
curial rhoumatitiu, potaih wires, etc. In
all syphilitic- and scrofulous afl'ections,
Bull's Bamparilla is n true panacea. The
tequelw of blood poison, such as ealt
rheum, ec.emn, king's evil, ecald head,
boils, carbuncle?, 'teh, cores, rheumatism,
neuralgia, etc., ull permanently disappear
If the use of Hull a liarsaparilla is con
tinued a sufllueiit length of time.
MERCURY
W. A. Smith, l'.iducab, Ky . writes:
"1 wan down tick with malarial fever lot
over inimtii. The doctor gava me too
tnueh calomel and mercury, and when I
began to get better rheumatism et In, and
my left leg wa made crooked. I thought I
would bo a cripple for life, out aa aciiuolat
ance got me to use llull'fc Maria purllln.whloh
gave me strength and cured my rheuma
tism, and now my leg Is ucurfy straight
again and I walk on it very readily."
AMD POTASH.
K. 11. Walton, Cairo, 111., writes: "I ex
perienced the horrors of blood poison for
four long yearx. I had three running sorei
on my body as large u my hand that would
never heal, and over a doien smaller ones.
My hair and tye-brows and whiskers all
came out and 1 looked like a perfect scare
crow. 1 became discouraged tryliic medi
cine but as a last hnp trid llulra Hartapa
rill a. The use of 28 bottles made mc well,
but there ara scars on tny body that look
Ilka they had been burns. "
-Children like I)r. John Hull's Worm
Pcstroyers. They ttsta good and never fall
to remove worms if there are any rrlc 2S
cents. Try them.
W"The demand for Hmlth'sTonloHyrup
U unequalled by any other chill medlolns
Made. My snlsi are immense." P. J Oreber,
LresDurg, III.
John D. Pawc & Sons, IWiociak Aarntt,
via vrt ri 1 to awistvwjH Bt ttAifni n
Gfjeap bills.
The only cheap lots offered in Waco
for tho last fivo years aro thoso now
on the market in tho Kirkpatrick Ad
dition, East Waoo. These lots aro
being sold for one-half their real val
uo, making a ohanoo to scouro a do
sirablo homo such ns will uovcrooour
again.
Cheap JLt
Thoso lots lio high and dry. Thoy
overlook a large portion of tho oity
and havo perfect drainage. Thoy ho
in tho hoalthiest pnrt of tho city, catch
ing tho puro breezes from tho prairie
untainted by passage ovor any part of
tho city.
Cheap IiOts
Thoso lots havo tho finest soil, a
rich sndy loam, admirablo for par
dons, and aro uuderlaid with puro
water in inexhaustible quantities at a
depth of fifteen and sixteen foot,
whioh can bo used for irrigation.
Cheap JLot.
Thoso lots arc closor to tho contor
of the oity than any other addition,
and at tho same distance lots aro sell
ing for three and fivo times tho prioo
asked for theso. Thero is millions in
it for persons of small means. Call on
Mrs. or 1'. Q. Kirkpatriok, southwest
corner Eighth and Clay street.
All parties desiring plats of tho
iurkpatriok addition oan obtain them
upon application.
Rules and Regulations at tho Park
Natatorium.
Open G a. m. to 10 p. m. closed on
Sunday night. Pool reserved for
ladies oxclusivoly Wcdnosday evening
2 to 5:30; Saturday morning 0 to 12,
Monday night 0 to 10 for ladies and
gontlemen, pool party, tub, necdlo, and
vapor baths at all hours for pationts
and others. Experienced malo and
femalo attendants day and night.
Tom Paikiitt, Proprietor.
J. B. CiiKbNUT, Manager.
A Suro Cure for Piles .
Itching Piles aro known by mois
ture like perspiration, oausing intouso
itohing when warm. This form as
well us Blind, Blooding or Protrud
ing, yiold at onoo to Dr. Bosanko'e
Pile Remedy, whioh nots dirootly on
parts effected, absorbs tumors, allays
itching and effeots a permanent euro.
50 cts. Druggists or mail Ciroulars
frco. Dr. liosanko, !J2J Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by W. B.
Morrison & Co.
It Does Not Matter ir McCulloch is
Mayor.
Tho flios and moEquitoes aro going
to be just as bnd. They'll ruin your
houso just as quick. So givo us your
orders for screens. Knquiro at branoh
ofEco of Dallas boreon Co,, at Mo
Kcnnon Bro's., & Co.
Go
to Kellum & Lawson for lota
in Provident addition.
Mllos' Norvo And Llvor Pills
Act on n now prhusljilo rogulatlng
the llvor, stomach and bowels through
tho norvoH. A now discovory. Dr.
miles' Pills spoodlly euro biliousness,
bnd tasto, torpid llvoi plies, consti
pation. Uncqualod for men. women,
inn) children. SmalloHt, inthlest, s tir
os t. 60 dosos 25 uunta. Bumplcs froo
at H. O Rishor.& Co'h. Drug store 613
AiKitiu avenue
McCullocu is Electod
And on that account I will sell one
pair of shoes to each voter in Waco at
Saturday night's auction sale at his
own price. Jon S. Yauhrough,
304 and 304 Au'tin Avcnuo
m .
Subscribers who do not receive
their paper will confer .1 favor by re
porting so at office, as that is the
only way wo can know whether the
carriers do thtir duty or not. Carriers
not allowed to sell papers under any
circumstances.
" Ring up tolcphono 250 and ono of
tho Artesian Steam Laundry'B beauti
ful wagons will call for your wash
and return it soon, olean as crystal,,
whito as snow and smooth as ivory.
All kinds of California wine, the
very best quality, at
J. A. Early's.
Hilt's.'
Mens $3
Wear
!.. l.n-
4th St. for farms & ranohes
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